NuGet package

[BrunoJuchli]

are you open for pull requests?

[bblanchon]

Of course I am! Go on, don't be shy :smile:

[BrunoJuchli]

How do you want to handle creating the package? Appveyor is a nice and free (for Open source..) CI platform. Of course one can also build it locally and publish it manually. I'd not go the full-blown-automatic route anyway, i don't expect there to be enough updates to be worth it.

How about an icon? this i think might suit. However, attribution is required.

What about the license? It would be nice if you could specify a license on your repository. Then i can add it to the nuget package. --> Reason is that for some company users it should be clear that they are allowed to use it. If there's no license, that's actually not clear. At least that's how i interpret it :) I'd suggest Apache License 2.0 - but of course you're free to choose another.

How do you want to handle publishing of the nuget package? If you don't have a nuget account or don't want to manage i can publish the package. If you want to continue maintaining the project/nuget package though, it would be best if you'd do it. Otherwise it might be more sensible if i clone your repository and manage everything myself.

[bblanchon]

I added the the LICENSE.md, with MIT license (that's the one I always use).

I would prefer handling the publishing by myself, if that's OK to you. I'll create a NuGet account.

Thanks.

[BrunoJuchli]

Sure i do prefer you handling the publishing :) I'll have to adapt the nuspec for the license. Do you want to create an http://www.appveyor.com/ account for building on CI server? It can automatically build the csproj, the nuget package,... it can also publish the nuget package to your own nuget feed (for testing purposes).

If so i could look into adding an appveyor yml build config file

[bblanchon]

Thanks again!